How to Take Advantage of Klout’s Pivot—And How Lithium Might Change Everything
Following a major upgrade, Klout doesn’t just tell you how popular you are; it also tells you how to get more popular by recommending what content to share.
The Content Strategist
Following a major upgrade, Klout doesn’t just tell you how popular you are; it also tells you how to get more popular by recommending what content to share.
In a post-Snowden age, what rights do journalists have, and how can journalists protect their confidential sources?
Within the past several months, New York City streets and shops and have proven to be the ideal canvases for viral prank videos—and unsuspecting New Yorkers the perfect prank victims.
How do you create social media buzz when you don’t even have a brand Twitter or Facebook account? You try to encourage people to stop following other brands!
Enter Dataminr for News -- a service piloted at CNN that was developed to inform journalists of emerging news posted on Twitter in real time.
There's so much more to content strategy than appearing to be drunk for half the Super Bowl. These stories can help you figure out what that is for you.
Throughout Patch's dizzying ride from buzzy idea in 2007 to an AOL property operating 900 sites in 2013, the fractured hub of hyperlocal news has been an easy target for critics everywhere.
"Content is king" is so 2012. Try this one on for size: "Design protects the castle." Thankfully, designers are sharing their lessons and experiences online.
Yahoo, the godfather of banner ads, is ditching mobile banner ads to go all-in on native ads - "stream ads" in Yahoo speak - that live in its editorial feed.